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Farmers say Marcos Jr. policies worsened the food crisis

Meanwhile, as the inflation on rice was supposedly lower per PSA report, independent think tank Ibon Foundation said its prices remain high

Filipino priest urged Church leaders to advance environmental protection with ‘activism...

“Protecting the environment necessitates activism and protest,” the priest said, noting that Pope Francis highlighted activism

Daughters of Saint Paul has new provincial superior

Barrientos has spent most of her religious life working in radio, television, and the publishing house of her congregation

Philippine group opposes US-Philippines Nuclear Deal amid conflicting views on energy...

National women's alliance GABRIELA has voiced strong opposition to the recently enacted US-Philippines nuclear cooperation agreement, citing concerns over Philippine sovereignty and public safety.  "This...

Zambales fisherfolk demand access to Scarborough Shoal amid approaching monsoon

Chinese government's restriction of access to Bajo de Masinloc, a territory within the Philippines EEZ, hampers the local fishers

What are AI ‘hallucinations’ and can they be stopped?

AI hallucinations can cause serious problems in fields like healthcare and law but experts say they cannot be eliminated

Public inconvenience? Activists say they have every right to protest

"The Filipino people have every right to protest and seek redress, and cannot be dictated upon by the Philippine police"

‘Nobody wants a war,’ says CBCP head amid WPS tension

China has been putting more and more pressure on the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea over the past several months

Will climate become an ‘election issue’ in 2025?

Reversing longstanding sociopolitical trends would not take mere months. Yet the climate crisis does not care about these trends

Philippine Catholic Church intensifies environmental protection campaign 

Out of 85 dioceses across the country, 68 have existing ecology desks as of 2023, but only 29 are functioning with a clear ecology program

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